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Showing posts with label Social Structure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social Structure. Show all posts
Monday, April 22, 2019
Tuesday, July 18, 2017
COMMUNITY AND SEXUALITY by Chayanika Shah
COMMUNITY AND SEXUALITY: LEARNING A POLITICS OF UNBELONGING
- July 1, 2017
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After writing the words “Community and Sexuality” as the working title of this piece, I attempted to begin writing many times, but kept getting stuck at “community” and its meaning. I kept coming back to this common phrase that we hear often in conversations, “hamare yahaan…”, “hum logon mein…”,[1] or the many variations of the same. To me the act and ability to say these phrases comes from that sense of a community, and a belonging to it. And as I thought about this further, I came to see why it was becoming so difficult for me to write. These are phrases that I do not use. Often because they just don’t apply and mainly because they create a notion of othering which fractures a larger sense of community. Dr Ambedkar referred to this larger sense of community as fraternity, in the Constitution, and said that it was crucial for the idea of a nation in a society divided by caste. I do not believe in the concept of “a” nation but I do believe in something else uniting us in a sense of community beyond the accident of our birth.
Monday, July 10, 2017
Shamsia Hassani, First Female Graffiti Artist in The Streets of Kabul by Maurane Dierckx
Everybody knows a place where graffiti is present. Buildings, bridges, train stations etc. But did you ever think about graffiti being placed on war scarred walls? No? Me neither but this is the work of Shamsia Hassani.
Thursday, April 20, 2017
Status of Gender Equality in India - PLD
http://pldindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Status-of-Gender-Equality-in-India-Joint-Stakeholders-Report-UPR3-2012-16.pdf
Sunday, April 9, 2017
The New Vicks Ad Featuring a Transwoman and Her Daughter Hits All the Right Spots By Sharanya Gopinathan
Still from Vicks India Youtube.
Maybe we’re a little late to the party, but have you seen the new Vicks ad? It hits all the right spots, both aesthetically and in terms of social sensitivity. It’s based on a true story, of a girl whose biological mother died of HIV/AIDS when she was six years old, after which she was adopted by a trans woman. As Buzzfeed points out, the ad attemps to normalise trans motherhood, and does it really nicely.
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
The Women in India Fighting for the Right to Pee by Chryselle D'Silva Dias
In both large cities to rural villages, the obstacles to clean public restrooms for women in India range from filthy conditions to unaffordable fees to the threat of sexual assault.
Let transgender people use any public toilet they prefer, Centre tells Swachh Bharat Mission
The ministry of sanitation asked its affiliate to ensure that they are recognised as equal citizens and are able to 'use facilities without embarrasment'.

The Centre has issued guidelines to the Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin) saying transgender people must be allowed use public toilets designated for both men and women, depending on their choice. The statement asked the mission to ensure that members of the transgender community are recognised as equal citizens.
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